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The vetting committee of the Peoples National Convention (PNC) will from tomorrow Tuesday 8th November, 2011, begin the process to vet candidates vying for various positions in the party.
Four persons are vying for the PNC Chairmanship, including incumbent Alhaji Ahmed Ramadan while incumbent General Secretary Bernard Monarh is being challenged by two others for the position.
Four time flagbearer, Dr. Edward Mahama and new comer, Hassan Ayariga will contest the PNC flagbearership.
PNC National Youth Organizer, Emmanuel Willson is optimistic that all contestants will go through the process.
He said Wilson said some 2,049 delegates will be in Sunyani at the end of the month to decide who leads the party.
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